Parking was a bit tight, but they had a second lot. The location is convenient, just up the slope from the station.

Stopped by for a late lunch on a Tuesday. The staff were really nice and noticed my dog right away. They brought him a little water bowl and a treat without me even asking. That kind of attention to detail is always appreciated.

Been here a few times since they opened. The cream pasta is the real deal &mdash; rich but not heavy, and they get the texture just right. The little garden out back is a nice spot to sit with my dog.

The scallop hamburger from the lunch set was the standout. The patty had a nice sear, and the texture was firm but not rubbery. Came with a side of jelly soup, which was an interesting touch. The set includes salad, dessert, and coffee.

Nice view of the lake from the window. The French food was okay, but honestly I was just here for the scenery. A bit pricey for what you get, but the setting is nice.

The tonkatsu was so good! Thick, juicy pork with a really crispy crust. Loved trying all the different sauces on the table.

The miso ramen broth was so thick and rich. Really warmed me up. The place itself has a nice, relaxed vibe with wooden tables and soft lighting, makes it easy to just sit and enjoy the bowl.

The lunch set is solid for the price. Had the grilled fish main, soup was a bit salty but fine. Salad was fresh. Good portion for about 1000 yen.

A very calm and bright space, perfect for a quiet coffee. The staff were polite and made ordering easy. I appreciated the comfortable seating - it&#39;s nice to not feel rushed. The coffee was good.

The red carbonara was the standout. Rich and mellow, not too salty. The homemade bacon really made it. Just wish the portion was a bit bigger for the price.

The portions are huge! We shared a few dishes with friends and still had leftovers. For the quality, the prices felt really fair.

The menu is so varied, but I really appreciate the healthy options. The grilled salmon salad was fresh, with crisp greens and a light dressing. Portions are generous, which is nice.

The grasshopper cocktail was fantastic, but the bartender really made the night. Such a pro.

A nice little spot, feels like a local secret. No English menu, just a handwritten list. The staff was very friendly despite the language gap. We let the chef choose our yakitori, and it was all pretty good. A solid meal.

The gyoza wrappers have this perfect firm chew, and the filling just bursts with flavor. Fried or boiled, both ways were so good. I could eat these all day.

Been coming here for years. The evening lights are always so nice, makes the whole place feel a bit magical. It&#39;s my go-to spot when I just want a relaxed, cozy dinner. The set menu with the pasta or salad bar is a solid deal.

The atmosphere at this restaurant is warm and family-friendly, making it a perfect spot for special occasions. The attentive staff and exquisite presentation of dishes enhance the overall dining experience.

Love that they&#39;re open on Mondays! The apricot Danish with nuts was so good, perfect for a quick catch-up with friends before the day gets busy.

The udon is made fresh to order, so there&#39;s a bit of a wait. But that texture... it&#39;s worth it. So smooth and chewy, just perfect. The seasonal tempura was nice too, especially the shrimp.

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